Temperature - practice problems

Temperature is a measure of thermal energy and heat intensity, fundamental to physics and chemistry calculations. Common scales include Celsius (°C), Fahrenheit (°F), and Kelvin (K), with conversion formulas connecting them. Mathematical problems involving temperature include linear conversions, rate of change problems, and thermal equilibrium calculations. Temperature appears in gas laws (PV = nRT), heat transfer equations, and thermal expansion formulas. Students learn to work with temperature differences, average temperatures, and absolute zero concepts. Applications range from weather analysis and cooking to scientific research and engineering thermodynamics.

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